Summary
- I use Elliott Wave analysis, which views markets as fractal and driven by societal sentiment, not exogenous factors.
- My controversial market calls, like predicting the 2020 SPX crash and subsequent rally, have proven accurate, despite skepticism.
- I foresee a long-term correction in the S&P 500, expecting a 13-21 year wave 4 counter-trend move.
- For gold, I predict a parabolic rally to 3300-3400 by 2026, followed by a significant 5-8 year correction.
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I was recently honored to be a featured speaker, as well as a gold market panelist, at the 50th anniversary of the New Orleans Investment Conference. So, what follows is a slightly modified version of the presentation I gave during my
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